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, 1887-10-13

Negotiations between Italy and
France for treaty of commerce have
been without result. The demands
OF Italy are considered inadmis.able.
Herbert McReavy. son of Hon. John
hlcheayy of Mason county, passed biz ex-
ANIMATION, and Is now regularly entered
as Cadet at Annapolis from this Territory.
Seattle Times: Port Townsend is
waking up. One can always tell
whether town is lively and growing
or not, by the character and eareer;of.
and the support accorded to its news.
papers, THE ARGUS has changed from
the evening to the morning field, and
has commenced thu publication OF
press dispatches, which, as all pub.
fishers are fully aware, entails large
additional expense. Its columns are
, 1887-10-13

e'n ."i g couirihdte anything toward
q. 'Hrs l, !, tue old story. Mr..
L-'l --i-..jh,j $4,000. but others
'4a.''r interested would not give
tsa' rvH- cents. Western towns,
however. usually md some way to
.E.a..at difficulties, and this one
vi. ha rIidscd over i'll the course Of
year
-." noble pioneers are passing to
tu' '.Ii"mt majority" They were
In"E i1r lhc .no,t par; endowed with
--r'aE individuality, great courage,
ADDITION and stnrdy qualtics-men
Way l"n comfortable homes and ut
nHc.a'' advantages ia the suucuLd
.r-a a. civilization TO Try their for
tu-r- Il H." great west. Men OF TN
. Usual independence of character and
stamina were required in those days.
B.av.ng the perils Of trackloss for
c-tz and iEho-pItablc shores pcopled
Only by troGcherous savages required
something more than ehild's play.
And she good wives who literally re-
deemed thOir vows for better or for
worse" as they forsook all to accom-
.pauy loved husbands to the great un-
tried west. Nothing but eternity
VI u r-4yaql TIM bon1,f acbas and ,,-i-
vatious that scared aud scanned their
notharly faces with lines of care, or
the full measure OF wifely devotion
with which they proved themselves
helPmeets indeed The children they
left are of 4 goodiy stock, ubuudantly
capable Of wrestling successfully with
every obstacle in society, in business
and III science. What wonders have
been wrought Oh the face of Nature
since those pioneers drove their OK
teams across the great desert! Our
thriving towns, buzzing factories, tel
egraphic and electric wonders all
attest the marvellous power of civilized
man! We have harnessed steam to
our machinery in every department
of mechanical industry. We are hur-
rying along, living intensely in the
present. Iet the honored pioneer
shall ever have a green spot in menu
ory's store house.
, 1887-10-13

SEATTLE, Get. S.-The Coast and
Gaodetic survey party under Lieut..
Force, operating around Fidalgo ISL
and with the steam launch Tarrynot
and schooner Ernest, will close the
seasons work and 90 into winter
quarters in three wseks. Licutanant
Mayo of the party, accompanied by
his wife, viii leave Seattle this even
ing on the Anderson for New York.
THE PRESS ASS CITATION.
NORTH YAKIMA Oct. 6.-This city is
greatly bic sei ,day, III that IL has de-
lighlful weather for the county fair being
held here, and for the convention OF the
territorial press association
The latter association met here this
evening ut O'Clock, and organized by
the election of f. ID. Schuebly. "t Ellen
berg, as chairman, and II. ID. EGbert, OF
WalIa WalIa. a. secretary. After q sea-
son nf fluctuations over th'. prospects 0f
the asSuciHtiOn and the trans action nt
some .cceSSary business uf ruHtIne
chara ter, the session ali Urrd until IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Yakima county fair Is progressing
under the most favorable circumstances.
The exhibits of fruits, hops, tobacco,
vegetables, stock and other products are
remarkably good.
, 1887-10-13
COAL! C0ALI COALI
For Sale Cheap.

Now iS the time to- got
your WinfcT'S coal while
the roads are good and de-
IyeI'Ing ia chcup. The 1d-
vance OF ~ per ton makes
nO difference with IES. We
are still giving our Gus.
TONER'S the benefit of our
b:ls-s:stiI,ss in :a cargo OF De-
piaE-tuFe Bay coal, eX bark
Julia Ford. Special in.
dUcenaentS offered to part.
les wanting five tons or
more. Apply at Quincy st.
Dock.
oems 4. |. TIBBALS. Jr.
, 1887-10-13

filed with live "ads," aud its general
appearance indicates substantial pros:
perity.
Mason county Journal: The pre.
liminary survey down the Little Sko.
KUN to the mouth of Oyster bay has
been made for the proposed extension
OF the Puget Sound and Gray's Har.
Dor Railroad to deep water, and IL
will probably be constructed during
the ,eOmming winter, should tia
weather permit of much work. The
Olympia extension scheme appears
to be abandoned. 5. G Simpson is
now at the head of affairs on that
road, in connection with its constructs
ion work, vice +. W. Clayton, resign.
ed.
, 1887-10-13

Delegate Voorhees, is talking again
With his mouth He is reported from
Washington, in published inter
visw, As having attacked President
Cleveland bitterly for having given
,hs eounirJ snch : personal admins
trationi says Beecher's appointment
will cost the democratic party five
thoussnd votes in Washington Porri-
tory; and he i. very much enraged
because Secretary Owings continues
~ hold of1cc. Voorhees, can't bear to
drift into obscurity.
, 1887-10-13

President Kuhn, of the Port Town
send Southorn 4. R. Co, is in cores
Pondance with gentlemen living ncx,
the line of the proposed road, and is
rsosiving much encouragement.
, 1887-10-13
70 Shipping Agents and Captains and
Chambers of Commerce.

The 1896 ed rinms OF LIoyd's Register,
American S;ecOrd and ksureau Yeritas,
all complete and good rs new, with supple
mentS to date. for sale at half price-sI0 for the
lot, or Si2 s. and $40 each, respectively.
Address, JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
, 1887-10-13

It is stated by the New York San
that the whole power OF the admins
tration is being used to achieve 4
democratic victory in Okio.
, 1887-10-13
"Water Tax, Yes" if favorable
"Water Tax. No. If unfayorab!a.

Nore but bona fde owners of property within
the limits Of the benefits and pro.ection OF the
Port Townsend Water Works. as declared by
Ordinance passed .by tho Common Council on
the 9TH day OF october. A. ID. 1855, shaH he ss-
titled to vote NJ said election.
The polls Will De opened i'm the City Hall, on
Water street, from tine hour Of nine Ia the fore
noon until ths boar OF five in the afternoon.
The following named persons have been sP-
pointed by the City Council to conduct ssid
election, to wit: Inspector-J. q. Ginger.
J Judges-James W. McCabe and James q. Swan.
Clorks-E. +. Plummer and W. +. Learned Jr
BY order Of the Council, passed OctoDer in,
| 1851 II. W. DELIoS, Mayor.
Attest:
JAMES SEAVEY. Clerk.
, 1887-10-13

The staid and cultured city of Bos-
ton smsrgss from temporary obscuri
ty with another credentiaf for notori-
ty in the person of lecherops Chi
pSsS moasker.
, 1887-10-13

The PORT Townsend DAILY ARGUS is
now morning paper, with telegraph
ic dispatches The enterprise of Mr..
"elr, It's proprietor, is deserving a
marked success.-Olympia Standard.
, 1887-10-13
City Hall and Jail Tax, Yes"
II favorable, and
City Halt and Jail Tax, sSen

If uufIvorabls. None but bona fde owners OF
property within ths limits OF ths city OF foft
said elSction.
The polls will bo open in the City HAL. on
Waller street. from the hour of nine IN the lots
noon until the hour OF five in the afternoon
The following named persons have Deeh sn, ~,
pointed by the City Council 10 conduct sniu
election, tO-wit: Inspector E-aaIsI-
Judges-Japes W. McCaba al James u. S~ao' ~
CIerks-E. r. Plum mes and ". T, Learned 5r,
By order OF tbs Council. passed Oct an. 1871.
r. W. pELION, Mayor.
Attest5
JAMES SEAvEI, CLERK.
, 1887-10-13
SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that by order Of ihs
City Council, made ut their meeting on October
Z. 1885,, there wiil be held special election. On
for the purpose OF submitting 10 the resident
property holders within the limits % the bene.
ITS aud protection of the Port Townsend Water
Works proposition to Icy n special tax of tao
{2l mills upon the dollar for the purpose of rais-
ing fund to deiray the expenses OF supplying
the city with wafer for fire purposes. Tho hal-
lots to bs used for said special election shall
hl illenl
, 1887-10-13
Notice.

This is TO certify that / have bought TIE rus
laurdnt business of Charles L. Matthews, OF
Water street. Port Townsend, and will conduct
the same hereafter. Mr.. Matthews will he No.
sponsible for all debts due from the business ap
TO date On the let OF October will move ths
business to the city property. next TO city hall
YEK LEE.
Port Townsend, Sept. ~, 1885,.
, 1887-10-13
Editorial Notes.

Denis Kearnsy is going to turn
himself loose on New York. Look
oHt for unusual aerial disturbances
, 1887-10-13
LEARNED BROS,
Rubber Stamp M'ftt'H

Opera nonse BuIding)
Port Townsend, w. T.
We are now prepared 70 furnish rubber stamps
of nj deeripi ion ss good and at IS reasonable
prices can be Obtained cIsegsisere, An oF<seTs
promptly filled.
Penholder and pencil stamps, Use; other
stamps i'll proportion Ociiw
, 1887-10-13

Prof Palmer OF Kansas City, a
teacher OF seventeen years expert
snce, il in town looking for field for
establishing an academy He Is
meeting with some encouragement to
locate at Port Townsend. There is q
splendid field here for building up
superior educational facilities and it
will bo go fully occupied during tho
coming few years that our lowu viii
be noted far and wide or account of il.
Portland wants her big hotel SO
much that she oan hardly sit still; yet
shs has a lot Of mossback citizens
who have not up to this time con-
, 1887-10-13

The attitude Of Geo. Francis Train,
editor Of the Tacoma Ledger, toward
the condemned anarchists, is sad
and sickehing sight. He is in Chi
osgo. whooping up blood and revenge
for Parsons and his gang, and it is
ROW Yamorcd thathe will start an
anarchist paper there There world
be some little relief in this, as it would
probably stop his insane vaporings
il ths Ledger. On the whole, We
think an insane asylum is the best
place for George.
, 1887-10-13
SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice il herciy given that by order OF the
City Council, mats at their meeting on Octooer
1,h, 1881, thero WI lie held speciai election on
Saturday, the 9th day of October, A. d. ioS..
for the purpose of submitting 10 the reslaent
property holdoFs. IN the city of Po Townsend,
W T., proposition tn levy special tax oi two
t2I'mils upon the dollar for the purpose OF rsi5-
ing a fund TO pay for property purchased oy me
said city, for City Hall ana Jail purposes Ihs
ballots to be used for said special election shan
I'm nm
, 1887-10-13
THE PRESS ASS CITATION.
IRON CLAIMs-TEERIT RIAL PRES issocT-
ALTON.

ALTON.
NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. Z i Special l.
Ten thousand dollars were paid ye,trr-
day at E!lensburg for iron claims. The
location of the Peter Kinks works l. px-
pected to be made at C!e EIum. Sur-
veyors have gone out to locate the *
tension OF a branch road to the mines.
The Territorial Press Association 10.
day completed the work OF adopting n
constitution and bylaws and electIpg
officer for the ensuing year. The Off.
GERS are as follws: President. Frank n
Dallum, Spokane Falls; vice president
l.. $. j. Hunt, Seattle; secretary, Mar OH
ID. Egbert, Walla Walla; treasurer, Ed.
n. Fuller. PuyalIup; executive committee,
Hobert. Weichsbred, Allan, weir, Cava,
naugh aud Muncy. A banquet was
given last night to the association by the
citizens. 1t was a great success. Ap
propriate speeches were made by Mayor
WhitsOn, SchnebIr. Hewlett, Muncy
Ballard, Jorgensen, Paul SchulZe, rhos
Egbert, Colonel Prosser, Milroy, Clark
Lesh and others.
, 1887-10-13
SHIPPING.

PoRT BLAKELY, Oct. s.-Arriyed, bark
Annie Johnson. Sailed, blrk X. X g.
Ham.
TAToosH, Oct. SIS p. m.-Light rain;
sight.
Neah Daylight rain; light southwest
wind.
Pysht-:loudy; fresh southwest wind.
Port Ange!es-Cloady; light south
west wind. Ship Occidental is in the
h9rbor.
Dungensss Cloudy; Gentle south-
eaDt wind
, 1887-10-13

Whatcom ReUeitie: Rev. L G.. Le-
Sourd wrote an insulting letter to
Allen Weir. of the ARGUS, and Bro.
Weir with the letter for text, goes
after the reverend gentleman in a
manner that is refreshing From this
distance it would appear that the ex-
elder has made an unusually bad
break, ono which he will regret for
all time to come
Tic new steamer Premier is an iron
propeller OF 100 tons register, and can
mako sixteen knots She cost S2iO,m0
ami is lh9 property Of the Canadian Pa
citio Navigation company.
SIX million feet of valuable lumber
in the yards and on the docks at Me-
nominee, Mich, were burned We'd
nesday. This loss is a hundred
thousand dollars. insured for a small
amount.
, 1887-10-13

San Francisco, Oct. 7.-Articles of ia
corporation were filed today by the
Choiane Valley Oil company, with q
capital stock of tee millions, of which
the following directors subscribed ten
Thousand dollars each: II. l.. Garfield,
A. Raymond. ) l. Lnomis, San Francis
co; John I. Bradley. J. q. Bellinger,
Oakland. The object cf the corpora
ton is to refine crude petroleum.
, 1887-10-13

LONDON. Oct. THE summons OBJ
tained by Rev. ?. d. O'Reagan against
Capt. Pinkett for trespass has been
dismissed by magistrate on the ground
OF irregularity.
, 1887-10-13

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. Minister
Hubbard, III his report to the state de
partment, wherein he gives information
relative To trade with japan in 1886. he
intimates that America Disseminated
against awarding government contracts s
for public works
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
Notice to CO.OWner.

10 Henry Lucas and Henry Neil: ,-
fou are hereby notified that l. yo,r GO, 81,
nave in accordance will, section 1874, ReN,c' i,o,
ntes OF the United States have expended N :nnr
and improvements upon the Silver Bel! 'I,',- i,sG
claim, situated in Blue Wing mining d'>ir.I, ,r
verhead county. Montana Territory, an a,;,y aiI;
the purpose Of holding said claim, aero'".,aS na IN.
less you contribute Your portion, amounting to h f
90 100, together with interest and cos,S ,o,;rc.
ninety days after the first publication OF 's will
your interest in said Silver Bell mining in ha.
become the property OF the undcrs. .gneo, Hn ~ srch
made the expenditure as provided by law lawxpIY. n
cases. LANES Dl Nr..s
Bannack. Aug. 30, 1857.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
Notice for Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE At Helena, Mont, Sept. IS, 1857.
NOTICE. is hereby given that the following
- named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof support Of his claim and tia,
said proof will bc made before II. II. Nclton pro.
Mont, on
November 5th. 1897. viz: Arthur Sullivan.
who made homestead application No. :,,os for the
SEA- Sec. 81 Tp. S'RSW
He names the following witnesses to prove his
land. viz: James P. Murray. Robert II. Seiwav.
MT. - -'''>'''
4o.td S. W. I.ANouoRNE. Reo;ster
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
Desert Land, Final Pr0of.-Notice for Pub
liCatiOn.
UNITED STATES LAND OfrIcE
Helena, Mont. Sentc,Nbpr ri. ,SS-

UNITED STATES LAND OrrIcE
Helena, Mont, September a6, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that Richard NJ, Arnold.
OF Dillon: Bcavcrhcad county, Montana, has filed
claim No. III, for the lots !. and SEA- NWi.a
81 NEl.+ and SEI.4 Sec. VIZ SW,-4:
SE!.4 SWi.4 Sec. rp.oS RS W before II, X.
Mellon, probate Judge Of Bcavcrhead county, NJ.
+, ut Dillon. Montana, on Monday, the 7th day Of
November. 1887. -
He names the following witnesses to prove the
ROYAL II. Reazley, William K. Vaughn, George
kunznan and Charles W. Conscr, ali OF Dillon.
Mont. ''
jo.td S.W. LANGuoRNE. R,u;s,cr
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
Desert Land, Final Proof.-Notice for Pub.
liCatiOn.
UNIrED STATES LAND OFr1cE, !

UNIrxD STATES LAND OFrIcE.
Helena, Mont, September Il, 1887.
Netice is hereby r iven that John Rishev Of Dill.
ion Montana, has filed aotice Of intention 10 make
proof % his desert land claim No. 1884, for the
SEX SWi.4 Sec. g. Tp. S W. before II. r.
Melton probate Judge Bcaverhead county, At Dillon,
He name the following witacsses to prove the com.
pletc irrigation and reclamation Of said land: Ed
ward Porch, Thomas Lamdts, James Selway and
Robert H. Selway, all of Dillon. Mont.
4o.td 5. w. LANGHORNE, Register
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
Desert Land. Final Proof.-Notice for Pub.
llcation.


UNtT1O STATES LAND OFFICE,
Helena. Montana. September, NJ, 1857.
Notice Is hereby given that Royal II. Beazley. OF
Dillon. Beaverhead County, Montana, has filed no.
tice ofntention to make proof on his desert land
NE.4 HK NEl-+ EK SEl.4 Sec. as, WH NW,.4;
VIZ SWi.+ Sec. a7Jfp. 5 $ r W before II n Mel.
ton probate judge of Deavcrheat county, NJ. r., ut
Dillon, Montana, on Monday the 7th day Of No.
vember 1857.
He aanes the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
Conger and Emil T. Brsck. all of Dillon, Montana.
+o.td S. w. LANGHORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
DILLON POsrOFF1CE.

The mail from Butte, Deer Lodge and points
north arrives daily at e4s p. m. The mail Tor
the above points closes at 500 o'clock p. m.
The mail from Salt Lake, Ogden and all points
south, and Eastern Idaho arrives daily at SAS o..
clock a. m. The mail for the above places closes
At S:3o o'clock p. m.
The Jefferson City and Virginia City mail arrives
Al 600 O'Clock p. m. daily, and departs at 1870
o'clock a. m. daily.
The mail ior Bannack and Argenta arrives at $3.50
p. dnily, except Sunday, aod departs at S:3o ..
daily, except Sunday.
Office hours-oa Sundays from : q. m. until ga. m.
On all other days, during usual business hours.
No money order or registry business done after
Z o'clock, p. III.
T.W. .POINDHXTER, p. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
Desert Land, Final Proof Notice for Pub
licotion.
UNITED STATES LAM OFficK,
Helena, Mont, September 33rd. 1857,

UNITED STATES LANL OFficK,
Helena. Mont, September asrd, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that John Shiaeberger, If
beaverhead county, Montana, has filed notice OF in.
te1tion % make proof on his desert land claim No.
@ ,o0A Tor The NW!;4 METZ; Eh NE' ~ MEX SEl.4
before II Melton probate Judge, Beavcrhcad Co.,
=. :t Dillep. Mont on Saturday, the sth day ni
November, 1857.
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
James ": Scott. DAME! II. Claphan,, Emerson
Hin and William l.. Mcintosh. all Of Red Rock,
Moat.
4o.td s. W. LANGHORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
CALL FOR A P1oNEERs' MEETING.
The Object to Organize an Association Of
Beaverhead County Pioneers.

II has been deemed timely and proper
by q number Of Pioneers whose names
are hereunto subscribed to issue q call for
meeting to be held for the purpose Of or.
ganizing Pioneers Society or Association
for Beav.rhead County.
In fixing time for holding such meet.
ing Tuesday, October 4th, 1887, has been
named as the date. The meeting. will as.
semble at the Court House in Dillon, at 8
O'Clock In the evening If the day named
for the purpose Of effecting the organiza.
tion In permanent form.
All Pioneers who came to Montana pri.
or to the date Of the passage by Congress
Of the Organic Act creating the Territory
MAY 24th, lS64)-are cordially invited
to attend the meeting.
The object In forming such society Il ap.
parent to all Pioneers. It will olfer yearly,
1t least, an opportunity to assemble togeth
er and at such reunions pleasant memo.
ries Of the pioneer past can be revived, re.
lated and kept alive 40 the. members, one
by one, drop off and join the silent majori.
y, after spending lives Of usefulness in the
various busy avocations Of life. II will
ffeshen and quicken among the Pioneers
an admiration and love for their own
great and prosperous Montana-a grand
commonwealth, redeemed In the first steps
quarter Of century ago, from Indian
occupancy, by planting, projecting and
promoting white civilization which has
grown into IN empire Of prosperous peo.
pie. It will afford opportunities to nurse
and nourish pleasant memories of the past
and its meetings can be made social gath. .
erings highly enjoyable to participants.
The undersigned, believing such 60.
ciety would be mutually beneficial, unite
In calling . meeting At the place named
auA Al..aO L.. -
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
J.sz' Ao6sss.
Desert Land, Final Proof. Notice For Pub.
llCatlOn.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Helena, Mont, September ad, ISS7.}
Notice is hereby given that David Lamont ad.
,ninstrator Of estate Of Clark Smith, Of Dillon,
Beaverhead county, Mont, has filed notice Of in
tention to make proof his desert land claim No
Io7s. tor the Sk SEl.4 Sec. 30 EE Sec: 81. VIZ
NWI-4 and SWI.4 Sec. - Tp. S u w before
n. r. Melton probate Judge Of I3eaverIead county,
N. r., ut Dillon. Mont, Tuesday, the sth day o
November, 1881.
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
James Edie, George N. Brown, james Ilarbv and
John ). Meade, all of Bannack city, Mont.
S. W. 1.iNGHoRNR, Register.
RoBERr b. SMITH Attorney for Lamont. 4o.td
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
DILLON LETTER LIST.

List Of lcttcrs remaining in the Post Office at Dl.
ion. BesveThcaj Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing Sept. 30. 1857. which, if not called for in 20
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter office:
Bencrt, NJ Moses KellyPJ
Bryan. Root : Mc(;ill. VIM
Crockett, Geo II Morrison Mr.
Good, III Moves. Al
Hunter, WmI Rarv, E,tl
Emery Keller. Rudd, Doscph
Vandegrtt, W
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say advertised"
T.W. POINDEXTER, p. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
BONNER MERCANTILE co,
III 9T
NATIONAL BANK
OF DILL ON.
Capital and Surplus, 100000

A general banking business transacted
on the most liberal terms consistent WIN
prudent management.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
The New Time Card.

A new time card went into effect on the
Utah & Northern August 9TH. The trains
carrying passengers) arrive at Dillon a.
follows:
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
Express. ...... 4:lo Z. m. lI4o p. m.
Freight. $3.50 p. m. I245 p. m.
300 q. m. 1905 a N.
.......I7:45 p. m. '7:35 p. IN.
All freight trains carry passengers.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALLY

Accounts OF Farmers, Merchants W.
porations, Banks and individuals sol!c''ea
B, +, WHITE, Cashier
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30

and time indicated: :
Hugh Patten,
Gus F. Graeter,
Geo, NJ. Brown,
Joe A. Browne,
Geo. Staudaher,
Joe Shineberger,
Geo. w. Dart,
R0bt. T. Wing.
John r. Wilson,
Rufus A. Ferster,
John F. Bishop,
A. F. Wright,
Geo. l.. Batchelder,
Henry >. Pond,
VIM. Roe,
Lafayette Scott,
Jas. NJ. King,
Henry Miller,
VIM. L. Mcintosh,
Amede Bessette,
William Jones,
Phil Lowell,
Thos. Watson,
f. Smith Ball.
Al. f. Graeter,
John Nay.
Romulus Brown,
Phil Shenon,
Geo. I
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30

Jas. S. Ferster,
James Hsrbv,
Adam Fink
Andrew Barber,
Sira Estes,
x. Renois,
David Contois,
John Innes,
Geo. Jackson,
A. !. Fisher,
Con Bray,
VIM. H. Oliver,
Geo. w. limerick,
w. B. Carter,
Jacob Hartwig,
s. Du,nont,
NJ. l.. Steel,
B. r. Gibbons,
A. F. Sears,
w ilson Wadans,
Mari. Barrett,
Henry Burfeind,
Dave f. Metlen.
James Mansfield,
Sam. Batchelder,
Yank Williams.
John p. Haskell.
Chas. Bliven,
}. French.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-11-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list of the letters re
naming in the Post Office at Quickville
Kan. for the month ending Oct 81. 1887
Mr. Frank j. Goodrich, VIM Morehead
s. \. Lindlay, Mrs. s. NJ Arten, l. II
Cummings. B. l.. Motter W. II. Cren
shaw, Joe Ackerneann.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters, please say advertised.
JOHN s. STURGEON. P. NJ.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-11-03

Public notice is hereby given that William
Rinklin will on the I'D day of Now 1857
at Colby. Kansas. make proof before NJ. l..
Lacey. Probate Judge of Thomas county state
of Kansas, of his settlement residence cult
walton ana improvement on the W !. of SW
quarter of section IA. in township south of
range 81 west. in Thomas county and state of
Kansas. the same being land selected by the
state of Kansas as school land. He names as
witnesses to prove such settlement and i'm
prOvemcntS: W. Archer. w. Lord. F. FannO
f. Lord, all residing in Thomas county, Kan.
NJ. l.. LACEY, Probate Judge